Sentence examples for marked disorder from inspiring English sources

Extensive mononuclear cell infiltration and a marked disorder of the retinal outer nuclear layer (EAU score 3+) was observed by day 14 or 21 in mice receiving 50 or 100 µg IRBP peptide and 0.5 1 µg PTX.

As far as the cerebral cortex is concerned, evidence has been recently provided for a marked disorder of its connectivity involving primarily, although not exclusively, intrahemispheric connections [see 12] [16].

A control cornea without marked disorder was also scanned by a horizontal raster pattern of 4 × 4 mm (512 (horizontal) × 128 (vertical) A-lines).

In line with previous studies (Craig et al., 2000), onset of psychosis was defined as the presence for 7 days or more of one of the following psychotic symptoms: delusions; hallucinations; marked thought disorder; marked psychomotor disorder; and bizarre, grossly inappropriate and/or disorganised behaviour with a marked deterioration in function.

The succeeding period was marked by disorder and internal strife.

More personally compelling at the time of the conversation, how could I be so fortunate to have a mind with thoughts and the chance to travel on a boat between beautiful islands and rock formations in a natural wonder such as Ha Long Bay? My existence was not marked by disorder, but rather incredible, miraculous, unspeakably intricate order.

The clinical presentation was characterized by mild tremors and myoclonus, progressing to a marked cognitive disorder, including spatial disorientation but without anxiety, aggressiveness or loss of appetite.

Eyes without marked anterior disorder showed homogeneous random appearance in the phase retardation.

Figures 6(a) and 6b) show the control cornea without marked anterior disorder.

BaP induced a marked metabolic disorder in the liver highlighted by an insulin resistance-like syndrome phenotype and hepatotoxicity due to impaired lipid metabolism.

Out of a total 799,153 residues in the PDB dataset, 5.1% (40,455) of the residues were marked as disordered.